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The contractor will collect riparian health data at designated monitoring areas (DMAs) in accordance with the BLM's MIM protocol. The project requires personnel with specific qualifications (project manager, field crew lead, and field crew members with vegetation and water resource expertise). Offerors must submit a one-page resume for each key personnel proposed. A list of clients for past and present similar projects covering the past three years is required. Field surveys must be completed between June 30 and September 30, 2026. Draft MIM data must be submitted by November 30, 2026, and final reports by December 31, 2026. Payment will be made in accordance with the contract requirements at the price per DMA with supporting forms, photographs, and maps completed. Fifty percent of the payment per DMA will be paid upon completion of the field surveys and when a list of completed sites is provided to the contracting officer. The remaining 50% will be paid after BLM acceptance of the final reports. Landowner permission is required for access to some DMAs. The contractor is responsible for obtaining landowner permission and acquiring legal access to all BLM parcels and stream reaches. The contractor must use the latest version of Technical Reference 173723. The contractor must use the latest version of the data entry and data analysis modules. The contractor must follow monitoring guidelines and general procedures. The contractor must take photographs of the DMAs. The timing of MIM in relation to grazing will be recorded by the contractor. Any records, photographs, data, notes, etc. generated for the purposes of this contract are owned by the BLM and require review and permission prior to release. The contractor cannot copyright, sell, release, or reproduce any of this material. Images will not be protected from release through freedom of information act requests. Hard copy and/or digital versions of maps and previous survey information will be provided to the contractor. Permitteelandowner contact information will be provided. A grazing schedule will not be provided. The contractor is responsible for obtaining landowner permission and acquiring legal access to all BLM parcels and stream reaches. The contractor should be prepared for hiking and driving in rough terrain, hot and cold temperature extremes, rattlesnakes, etc. The contractor must use a 8 megapixel or greater camera with georeference capability. The contractor is responsible for equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and other items needed to complete the field work protocols. The contractor will be responsible for making sure all vehicles, 4 wheelers, or utvs are washed regularly to reduce the spread of noxious weed seeds. The contractor will be responsible for carrying necessary fire extinguishers and any other safety first aide equipment.

The County of Volusia requires professional consultants for the design, permitting, and environmental oversight of dredging and sand placement projects. There is a report (Exhibit A) detailing the bathymetric and topographic survey, and geotechnical data. The initial placement area will span from Sunglow Pier to Ormond Beach. The location and method for the remaining sand placement are yet to be determined. The awarded firm must comply with agreements with the Florida Inland Navigational District and the Florida Department of Environmental Protection. There is an urgency to have the sand placed on the beach as soon as possible.

Proposals are due by 1:00 PM EST on Thursday, May 29, 2025, to the contract specialist, Patrick Anderson (***@***. *. *). Faxed or mailed quotations will not be accepted. The quotation package must demonstrate meeting all requirements within the evaluation criteria. Additional information required includes: vendor's Federal Tax ID number, business size classification, and UEI number. This RFQ is set aside for small businesses; only quotes from small business concerns will be accepted. Questions must be submitted via email by 1:00 PM EST on Tuesday, May 27, 2025. One representative per firm should submit questions. The award will be based on the lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA). The project involves logistical and technical support for projects and partnerships in Uzbekistan and the USA, including work with other federal agencies, foreign government agencies, and non-governmental organizations. The project covers a 12-month performance period from the date of award.